Jobs & Opportunities

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There are always ways of becoming involved with us, whether this is working with us, joining as a participant or a volunteer, being offered a fellowship or as part of a research or artist call-out.

We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds and lived experiences, including those from the global majority, D/deaf, disabled, neurodiverse, and LGBTQIA+ communities.

Here are our current opportunities. Come and join us.

Senior Digital Programme Producer

We are looking for an exceptional individual to join the University of Oxford Cultural Programme team as the new Senior Digital Programme Producer. The new post will curate, develop and deliver the digital strand for the cultural programme in the new Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities building project – due to open in Autumn 2025. This will include producing new immersive projects in partnership with world leading creatives and academics and supporting a small cohort of digital fellows.

You will be expected to nurture and connect with a broad range of partners and collaborators. You will also be expected to nurture and maintain strong relationships with partners in the digital sector locally, nationally and internationally including the ability to secure commercial and funding opportunities.

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Invitation to researchers:

Medieval Afterlives Season Workshop

We are looking for researchers to attend a session to brainstorm ideas for a Cultural Programme Season on Medieval Afterlives.

Prof. Marion Turner (English), Prof. Henrike Lähnemann (MML), Prof. Nancy Thebaut (History of Art), and Prof. Elizabeth Eva Leach (Music) are already collaborating with the Cultural Programme on possible opportunities for the season and we are keen now to extend an invitation to others to join the conversation

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Invitation to researchers:

One World – Planetary Health Workshop

We are looking for researchers to attend a session to brainstorm ideas for a Cultural Programme Season on Planetary Health.

Prof. Alan Bernstein (Director of Global Health), Prof. Erica Charters (History) and Associate Prof Venus Bivar (History) are already collaborating with the Cultural Programme on possible opportunities for the season and we are keen now to extend an invitation to others to join the conversation.

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OPen call

We are looking for outstanding cultural projects inspired by University of Oxford research. We encourage anyone with an idea to get in touch.

It is never too early to start a conversation – and no project is too big or too small. If you are looking to work in a collaboration involving researchers and an artist or cultural organisation but aren’t yet sure who to approach, let us know and we may be able to help you build the necessary partnerships.

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